Bowman shows her family's struggles raising a transgender daughter in She Had Been a Tomboy. They learn to understand not just each other, but themselves. Highly recommended!
Kourtney Spadoni shows her struggles with mental illness through a fantasy metaphor in In the Underwood. She faces her fears and learns to connect with others. Highly recommended!
Real and Powerful. Dawn flees an abusive home to continue her education in Jus Breathe. A hard task for a black woman In 1960s NYC, but she rises to the challenge.
How does one balance their emotional needs with someone else's? Emotional Magnetism shows four key motivations that can create–or solve–conflict between people. Highly recommended!
The Boy Who Wrote Poetry tells of the life and creativity of Mark Ford, who tragically died at eighteen and left this meaningful poetry collection behind. Highly recommended!
In Voices of Navajo Mothers and Daughters, women tell stories of their lives and how they cope in an ever-changing world. Riveting and highly recommended!
Rober Dugoni masterfully weaves three stories of reaching manhood and the drive to self-determination, in his novel The World Played Chess. Highly Recommended!
Richard Brusca's debut magic realism literary novel delivers one man's journey to discover himself, his purpose, and the very meaning of life. Recommended!